Telegram-herald., 1887-11-11
THE HUMANE SOCIETY
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The sonrth zanuAi msetiag Of The H1-
maze Soassy as acid lass sssn;ag IA tns
dEaxlng rooals 0f swsss H0lsi. s9caE niis
nlsnners ald those Interested in t4s sup
Irels,on OF crlsity - animals. being pfss-
enL Rev Ch4s. Ei1hssr. Pressdsas " tae
oCei-sy called the meeting 70 ordss and
real Us annual 4d1Fssa. IL sas ie1zthys
Interesting 4n1 Instructive. sno#lns t-E-
the society had Llll1e cOElns eaaaols pro
sress tIring the past year. aBc taat s4~l
saccse1lng eaz gave evidence 0f a dselle1
decrease of asgFzt4ied cases of cruelty -
aaimals. he c1ny.-meutsd the secretary
Hiss Richmond. Tor ber aulring zszi. aud
als0 Agent hearEey. for the pfOmDI as
e14rge II hls duties. lie proposed
ths placing Of drinking fountains
a. diEessn- places iu the city, AZ saien
beasts oi 0lraea could quench their thirst
he stated tlzl 81 present there "as 40 pup
lie saLsHnz DlAces "a tAs clsy IL 2ce1t 10
saloon AMI suggested that some or the
ssslt2y zn1 more puolic spirited 0f our
cIfIL1ua honor themselves Ia tbs fsspecs.
Hs called attention 10 the tact that owing
% The contour Of tie city aud the many
steep hills, it would IN the near
fu-urs be necessary 10 employ more than
/ enc agent 20 constantly watch aud guArt
/ ssainss ths abuse Of horses. fae address
/ n as accepted and Orde g spread upon TIE
/ minuges Crawford Angel submitted his
/ annual report a. treasurer. showing that
| ths amount on hand al the beginning OF
/ year was 80 thai list OF subscriptions
1 rom SO dOan had been added 70 the list
/ until IL asgregated $50. From this si5soD
| had oeen paid for borrowed funds, sa.ary OF
officers and other expenses. The report
vas referred 70 a committee comprised OI
i y. G. Johnson and ;. ID. Clay 10 be exam
/ ined aad audited. After a deh hoeratlon OF
| about hiteen minutes they reported that II
| wes correct Ia their estimation. and was OF
dered glazed on file Mr.. Angeil stated
| that owing 10 other business he would 10
unable 20 act a. secretary longer, and de-
sired that lie should not De selected as a
| member Of the Board Of Directors. An IN
noyation was introduced IN the person oi
| little Mss Annie Seymour, pupil Of Mar
| yaret Ballari Moore. VINO reclte1 IN very
| pleasant manner The Pride Of Battery b
The Secretary's annual report was read
| BY A Z. Tory. who acted for Miss kich
| m0nd. It Vas accepted aud placed on tiie.
| Bishop Gillespie VINO attended the National
! convention OF The society, held al kochss-
ter. y. Y, last month, gave an interesting
account OF the meeting and was rendered 8
vote OF tbanks from the society.
Miss kitle Slign. another OF Mrs. Moore 9
pupils. then recitsd very prettily How
Tsddie Helped tue Banty" In response u
an encore she recitei IN very natural and
self-possessed style, How | Entertained
Nv Sisters Beau" She chose for th'
Beau" modest and unassuming reporter
who sat al a table AMI who was no
nearly sd self-possessed as the charming
little Miss The election Of the Board o
Directors resulted in an entire reelection oi
the Board, IS follows: l.. NJ. Cutcheon
Rev. Chas. Fluhrer, Crawford Angell, J. L
Elliott Mrs. L. s. Provin, Mrs. 4. G. Torrel
and Miss +. L. Richmond. The Board me
Immediately after the session and electet
officers as follows President. Rev. Chas
Fluhrer. Secretary, Miss K. l.. Richmond
First ice-President j. T. Elliott SecOn
Vice President l.. NJ. Cutcheon; Treasurer
Crawford Angel. The officers are the sam
as last year. no changes having been made
in the election.